Test Bank For
Physical Anthropology 12th Edition
By Philip Stein, Bruce Rowe
(All Chapters 1-18, 100% Original
Verified, A+ Grade)
All Chapters Arranged Reverse:
18-1
This is The Original Test Bank For
12th Edition, All other Files in The
Market are Fake/Old/Wrong
Edition.
,Chapter 18
Student name:__________
1) In 1750, the world population was about 725 million. By 2018, the global population had
grown more than __________ times larger.
A) 4
B) 6
C) 10
D) 100
2) The 2018 world population was about:
A) 725 million
B) 2.5 billion
C) 4 billion
D) 7.6 billion
3) Urbanization is defined as:
A) the growth and development of cities
B) the proportionate rise in urban population compared to rural population
C) a society in which the majority of the people live in cities
D) none of these
4) Urbanization is chiefly a phenomenon of about the last __________ years.
A) 5000
B) 550
C) 120
D) 20
5) The dependence on mechanization to produce products and render services is called:
A) urbanization
B) industrialism
C) the Iron Age
D) civilization
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,Chapter 18
6) The consequences of the greater mobility found in industrial societies include:
A) the fact that hybrid groups have tended to develop from populations that were once
separated
B) a possible increase in the number of heterozygotes
C) an increase in the probability of assortative mating
D) all of these
7) Evidence exists that pollution in urban centers affected the residents' health as early as:
A) 5000 years ago
B) the Middle Ages
C) the beginning of the Industrial Era
D) 1900
8) The impact of industrialization on the evolution of modern populations includes:
A) the development and use of physical and chemical materials that cause mutations
B) increased mobility, which results in more intergroup mating
C) new selective pressures, such as pollution, associated with industrialization
D) all of these
9) Pollution of various kinds:
A) dates back to before the beginning of civilization
B) has only become a problem in the last 100 years
C) can cause a wide range of health problems, including skin disease, eye irritation, and
headaches
D) dates back to before the beginning of civilization and can cause a wide range of
health problems, including skin disease, eye irritation, and headaches
E) has only become a problem in the last 100 years and can cause a wide range of health
problems, including skin disease, eye irritation, and headaches
10) Endocrine disruptors:
A) are both natural and synthetic chemicals that affect the endocrine system
B) alter hormonal functioning by mimicking the sex hormones
C) are suspected to cause several reproductive system problems
D) all of these
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, Chapter 18
11) The study of disease and injury in human populations is referred to as:
A) paleopathology
B) anthropathology
C) epidemiology
D) zoonosology
12) The study of disease and injury in fossil specimens is called:
A) paleopathology
B) anthropathology
C) epidemiology
D) zoonosology
13) Fossilized bone can display clear indications of:
A) skeletal diseases such as arthritis and bone cancer
B) nonskeletal diseases such as tuberculosis and syphilis
C) physical injury
D) all of these
E) skeletal diseases such as arthritis and bone cancer and physical injury
14) Some Neandertal skeletons have a pattern of fractures consistent with those of modern:
A) rodeo bull riders
B) skydivers
C) construction workers
D) none of these
15) Infectious diseases transmitted from animals to humans:
A) are referred to as paleopathogens
B) are referred to as zymotics
C) are referred to as zoonoses
D) do not exist; humans cannot catch animal diseases
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Physical Anthropology 12th Edition
By Philip Stein, Bruce Rowe
(All Chapters 1-18, 100% Original
Verified, A+ Grade)
All Chapters Arranged Reverse:
18-1
This is The Original Test Bank For
12th Edition, All other Files in The
Market are Fake/Old/Wrong
Edition.
,Chapter 18
Student name:__________
1) In 1750, the world population was about 725 million. By 2018, the global population had
grown more than __________ times larger.
A) 4
B) 6
C) 10
D) 100
2) The 2018 world population was about:
A) 725 million
B) 2.5 billion
C) 4 billion
D) 7.6 billion
3) Urbanization is defined as:
A) the growth and development of cities
B) the proportionate rise in urban population compared to rural population
C) a society in which the majority of the people live in cities
D) none of these
4) Urbanization is chiefly a phenomenon of about the last __________ years.
A) 5000
B) 550
C) 120
D) 20
5) The dependence on mechanization to produce products and render services is called:
A) urbanization
B) industrialism
C) the Iron Age
D) civilization
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,Chapter 18
6) The consequences of the greater mobility found in industrial societies include:
A) the fact that hybrid groups have tended to develop from populations that were once
separated
B) a possible increase in the number of heterozygotes
C) an increase in the probability of assortative mating
D) all of these
7) Evidence exists that pollution in urban centers affected the residents' health as early as:
A) 5000 years ago
B) the Middle Ages
C) the beginning of the Industrial Era
D) 1900
8) The impact of industrialization on the evolution of modern populations includes:
A) the development and use of physical and chemical materials that cause mutations
B) increased mobility, which results in more intergroup mating
C) new selective pressures, such as pollution, associated with industrialization
D) all of these
9) Pollution of various kinds:
A) dates back to before the beginning of civilization
B) has only become a problem in the last 100 years
C) can cause a wide range of health problems, including skin disease, eye irritation, and
headaches
D) dates back to before the beginning of civilization and can cause a wide range of
health problems, including skin disease, eye irritation, and headaches
E) has only become a problem in the last 100 years and can cause a wide range of health
problems, including skin disease, eye irritation, and headaches
10) Endocrine disruptors:
A) are both natural and synthetic chemicals that affect the endocrine system
B) alter hormonal functioning by mimicking the sex hormones
C) are suspected to cause several reproductive system problems
D) all of these
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, Chapter 18
11) The study of disease and injury in human populations is referred to as:
A) paleopathology
B) anthropathology
C) epidemiology
D) zoonosology
12) The study of disease and injury in fossil specimens is called:
A) paleopathology
B) anthropathology
C) epidemiology
D) zoonosology
13) Fossilized bone can display clear indications of:
A) skeletal diseases such as arthritis and bone cancer
B) nonskeletal diseases such as tuberculosis and syphilis
C) physical injury
D) all of these
E) skeletal diseases such as arthritis and bone cancer and physical injury
14) Some Neandertal skeletons have a pattern of fractures consistent with those of modern:
A) rodeo bull riders
B) skydivers
C) construction workers
D) none of these
15) Infectious diseases transmitted from animals to humans:
A) are referred to as paleopathogens
B) are referred to as zymotics
C) are referred to as zoonoses
D) do not exist; humans cannot catch animal diseases
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